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⟩ Kirsten A. Bode elevated to Partner at Hayes, Berry, White & Vanzant
Kirsten A. Bode We are proud to announce that Kirsten A. Bode has been named a partner at Hayes, Berry, White & Vanzant, LLP. This significant milestone reflects Kirsten’s exceptional legal skill, dedication to her clients, and the many contributions she has made to the firm. Kirsten has practiced law for nearly eighteen years, focusing Read More
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What Types of Bequests Should Not Be In Your Will?
You probably know that you need a valid will. Otherwise, your property will be dispersed based on the state’s intestacy laws instead of your preferences. Drafting an enforceable testamentary document also reduces the likelihood of conflict among family members after you’ve passed away. However, a will might just be one part of your overall estate Read More
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Construction Contractors’ Rights Under the Amended Texas Prompt Payment Act
Given the cost of construction projects, it is not surprising that disagreements over performance often escalate quickly. In these situations, property owners often have a significant natural advantage, because they usually have the ability to withhold final payment from the individual or business that did the work. To alleviate this imbalance, the Texas Prompt Pay Read More
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Changes to Texas Family Law Alter Child Support Determinations and Responses to Cases Involving Alleged Parental Alienation
When you’re going through a divorce or dealing with another type of domestic legal concern, you can’t rely on what you hear from friends or read online. Only an experienced family law attorney has the knowledge and insight you need to make well-informed decisions. Even if you faced a similar issue a few years ago, Read More
Read MoreTexas Property Owners Gain More Power to Exit Municipalities That Breach Agreements
Texas Property Owners Gain More Power to Exit Municipalities That Breach Agreements False Promises and Broken Agreements Texas is providing more ways for property owners to remove themselves from municipalities that fail to uphold their agreements and obligations. Until recently, municipalities in Texas could expand their borders through a process known as forced annexation to Read More
Read MoreUpdate: Legal Challenge to ETJ Release Law Dismissed (for Now)
By Ryan J. Bennett – May 2, 2025 In June 2024, I published an article explaining how Texas property owners can petition to have their land removed from a municipality’s Extra-Territorial Jurisdiction (ETJ), gaining relief from cities’ development restrictions and protection from annexation under Texas Local Government Code Chapter 42, Subchapters D and E, et Read More
Read MoreWhat to Do If You’re Sued as a Business Owner
Lawsuits are an unfortunate reality of operating a business. Former partners, dissatisfied customers, or competitors may pursue legal action that disrupts your operations and adds stress to your life. After you dedicate countless hours of time, energy, and sacrifice to building your business, litigation can feel overwhelming. However, you must respond promptly and strategically. The Read More
Read MoreTexas, the “Friendship State,” is gaining recognition as a business-friendly haven.
Historically, many large corporations have chosen Delaware due to its robust business-friendly laws and dedicated Chancery Court (Business Court) system. However, recent trends have seen companies like Tesla and SpaceX relocating their incorporations to Texas, with some, such as Meta, contemplating the move. Let’s delve into the reasons behind these companies’ shift and explore why Read More
Read MoreCody J. Lewis Achieves Board Certification in Construction Law
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Read MoreA Thoughtful Gift: Peace of Mind for Your Loved Ones
As Christmas and the holiday season approaches, many of us are focused on gift-giving, travel plans, and spending time with family and friends. However, amidst the festivities, an important task that should not be overlooked: creating or updating your will. While it may seem like a morbid topic, having a will is one of the Read More
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